Re: Translucent storage: design, pros, and cons

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Jonathan S. Shapiro schrieb:
> Translucent storage does not undermine confinement at all, so your
> supposition is mistaken.

But there is no constructor needed to confine a program. So confinement
is not a property of the constructor at all, now.
As I understand it, the constructor serves as a trusted "mediator", that
allows to check the confinedness without constructing the process (in
non-translucent designs), that is, to run a program that is untrusted
without risking leakage, and without inspecting it.
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